@kpblitzen42 and I are trying to learn new cusswords. So, we are revamping a bag of broken bits formed into a giant log aka a Class A RV. This week we finished with wallpaper (never again will I buy such garbage…but it looks good) and putting down truly inexpensive flooring that looks pretty awesome if you ask me.
My goal was to get just the slide out complete for our first camping trip. I will post another picture when I get that area complete so you can all publicly question my aesthetic tastes. It’s all for fun and the RV should reflect that.
I’ll try to do a progress picture every month so I have some sort of pressure.
Here’s the before:
Here’s the now without the flooring:
Not seen: Very simple collapsable table I found on Marketplace, chairs, drapery (on it’s way), fold down futon (in the garage currently), and I guess this picture is pre-flooring…but it looks good I assure you.
What have we done?:
- Ripped out all the furniture
- Started painting the cabinets - properly not quick at all (ugh)
- Ripped out all of the carpet (not a job for the faint of heart)
- Taken out the…I’m not sure what they are called valances I suppose the puffy things around a window that are just super dated
- Taken down really expensive solar blinds and cleaned them and now I’m questioning putting them back up
- Worked on the engine
- Cussed the engine
- Tried to figure out how we could set it on fire and blame lightning
- Put up some swank but shit wallpaper
- Tried in desperation to remove some of the wood flooring (working with an oscillating tool with no movement SOOOO much glue)
- Sealed the floors
- Started replacing some of the lighting
Between trying to sell a home, find a home, working full time, tending to family, and general life it’s hard to dedicate time to work on this beast. It’s going slow. SLOOOWW.
If anyone has some ideas about how to remove the wood floors please share